Sentence examples for dated from the moment from inspiring English sources

By James Thurber The New Yorker, April 27 , 1929P. 22 Roger's breakdown dated from the moment that he dropped the straw hat that he was carrying to the cleaner's into the rubbish can.

The couple's troubles actually date from the moment Lucinda, speeding in the couple's pickup truck, accidentally mows down an old Maori woman who walks away angry but miraculously unscathed.

My oldest friendship, dating from the moment when we first sat down beside each other for breakfast as nervous "freshers" at Oxford's Lady Margaret Hall, was Nan Taylor, three months younger than me.

So it's pleased us to see the resurgence of the label in recent years (we date it from the moment Kate Moss wore their star-print blouse).

A central part of New Labour's mission is to make us believe that the strong performance of the British economy dates from the moment Labour was elected.

The forward is improving with every outing, his display here the best of a fledgling career to date from the moment he collected on the left and cut in-field with Oscar hesitant.

Ms True's finest moment was the purchase, for $18m, of a huge limestone and marble statue of Aphrodite dating from the fifth century BC.

The paintings date from the mid-1980s to 2008. mid-1980s to 2008

It dates from the fifteen-eighties.

They probably date from the 13th century.

Its foundations date from the 7th century.